HUEGEL HIGHLIGHTSJUNE 2015

JUNE 2 - PBS Celebration - You’re a StarJUNE 5 - 1st Grade Field Trip to BowlingJUNE 5 - 4th + 5th Grade Field Trip to KEVAJUNE 5 - Huegel Carnival - 6pm-8pmJUNE 8 - Kindergarten Field Trip to KEVAJUNE 9 - 2nd Grade Field Trip to ZooJUNE 10 - 3rd Grade Field Trip to Capitol + ZooJUNE 10 - 4th + 5th Grade PicnicJUNE 10 - 5th Grade Completion Ceremony @ 1:30pmJUNE 11 - Last Day of School - pick-up at 10:05amJUNE 12-AUGUST 31 - Summer BreakAUGUST 21 - School RegistrationAUGUST 27 - Back-to-School BBQ - 4:30pmSEPTEMBER 1 - First Day of School - 5K - 5th GradeSEPTEMBER 4 - First Day of School - 4K

UPCOMING

EVENTS

RAY W. HUEGEL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL : 2601 PRAIRIE ROAD : MADISON, WISCONSINHTTPS://HUEGEL .MADISON.K12.WI.US/608.204.3100

A MESSAGEfrom Ms. Potter-DavisHappy June!

It is hard to believe that the 2014-15 school year is coming to a close. It has been a wonderful year, filled with incredible learning, friendships and fun. As we look forward to next year we are excited to continue our “G1” technology journey. What does “G1” mean? The Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) selected 6 schools, through an application process, to be in the initial group (G) of our digital teaching and learning transformation. Huegel was one of those 6 schools. During this school year, Huegel staff has been preparing to build a healthy digital culture for your child(ren). In the fall of 2015, your child(ren) will have the opportunity to utilize a digital device:· K-1 Classrooms will receive 10-12 Android Tablets· 2-5 students will receive an Android Tablet These devices will be used for learning purposes only. The device will have access to the internet and applications to help meet the learning needs of your child(ren). We encourage you to start talking to your child(ren) this summer about online safety. The next page shows a few resources to support you with this

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Warmly,

Abby Potter-Davis, Huegel Principalaapotter@madison.k12.wi.us

process: www.commonsensemedia.org: parent resource with practical digital safety tipswww.netsmartzkids.org: online safety videos Of course we also encourage you and your family to take advantage of all of the engaging summer activities that Madison has to offer, including the Madison Public Library summer reading program, the zoo, public parks, and Tuesday Night Recess on the Huegel playground (more information included in the newsletter). Mark your calendars for August Registration day, which will be on Friday, August 21 from 11:00-6:00, as well as our Back To School BBQ, which will be on Thursday August 27 from 4:30-6:00.

Have a wonderful summer. We look forward to seeing you in August!

FOLLOW ABBY’S BLOG!http://peekintohuegel.blogspot.com

Superintendent Cheatham Visits

3JUNE 2015

HUEGEL’S ANNUAL SILENT AUCTIONHelp support our school

Bring your $$ to this annual event on Friday, June 5th.

Auction Start: 6:00pmAuction End Time: 7:30pm SHARP

New this year!Credit cards (Visa + Mastercard) accepted Cash and Checks also accepted.

Thank you to all the Huegel Parents and Teachers who have donated items to the silent auction. Donation items still being accepted. It’s not too late - if you’d like to donate to the auction, contact Corrie Burmeister cbbburmeister@gmail.com yet THIS WEEK!

Proceeds from this year’s silent auction will go toward the purchase of a 3D printer!

List of Secured Auction Items (Please note, these items may be part of a basket)

Item/Value Donated byGift baskets created by students and teachers Huegel Families and StudentsThirty-One Bag/$60 Mary Potter, Thirty-One representativeAnnual Membership/$50 Aldo Leopold Nature CenterAmerican Girl Doll of the Year, “Grace”/$120 American GirlHand-made Purse/$65 Amy Montoya, Huegel Parent alumna$20 Gift Certificate Babe’s Bar and GrillGift Certificate for ballet classes Ballet URide on a biplane/$80 Biplane Rides of America (Middleton)(3) one month membership +uniform /$185 Black Belt AmericaGift certificate/$25 Blaine’s Farm and FleetFamily Video, buy 1, get 1 free Carrie Bach, Huegel Parent4 tickets to see “A Christmas Carol” Children’s Theater of MadisonCertificate for 2 haircuts Cost Cuttersmassage gift certificates Lighthouse Massage/Kara Donavan(2) family day passes Madison Children’s Museumovernight hotel stay + Governor’s Club Madison Concourse Hotel

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Item/Value Donated by(6)Value baskets, 2 scoop sundaes, kids meals Culver’s3 cases of wine glasses & goblets commissioned by the Franklin Mint plus wine/$300+

David Fox, Huegel Parent

10 class pass /$150 Dragonfly Hot YogaYouth watch with multicolored numbers Dykeman’s Time Shop(3) gift certificates/$15 Family Video1 month membership+kids care+towels Gold’s GymGift Certificates/$40+ Granite Citybirthday party package+1hour+beach towel Harbor Athletic Club2 month family membership Harbor Athletic Clubgift certificate/$25 I’m Boredhandmade greeting cards Kate Corcoran, Huegel ParentDance lessons Kehl School of DanceBirthday party Keva2 games The Learning Shop(2) $50 gift certificates Circ RestaurantBirthday Party ($200) Madison Swim Academy(5) carwash passes Janel Smith, Huegel ParentAn afternoon at Hawk’s Landing Pool +lunch/snacks

Mrs. Alt

Art lessons, art work Ms. Kate4 passes to ride Duck boats/$85 Original Wisconsin Dells Ducks4 games Pegasus GamesGold clutch and bracelet/$57 Purple Goosebirdhouse Ron Volgren, community member

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SILENT AUCTION - JUNE 5TH

5JUNE 2015

Item/Value Donated by$40 gift certificate Sam’s Club(2) bowling parties/$240 Schwoegler Lanesclass gift certificate Sow’s Eara toy bucket and 10 punch pass for open swim (an $85 value)

Swim West

Bowling party for 4 including pizza and soda Ten Pin AlleyPicnic Gift Bag/$60 Trader Joe’sGel manicure/$40 Treat Nail SpaDeluxe Pedicure/$45 Treat Nail SpaBasket including can of coffee, $5.00 gift certifi-cate and chocolate bar

True Coffee

4 tickets to UW Badger women’s hockey Game UW Athletic Department9 holes golf, 5 Free Climbs in “The Rock”, 1 Ses-sion of Jumpshot, 1 Bucket of Water Wars Bal-loons

Vitense Golfland

Two $20 gift certificates. Books: Archie, Star Wars, Bone, Bat-Man, Spider Man, and Trans-formers

Westfield Comics

$20 gift card Copps Food StoreSunbeam Rocket Grill/$100 Wolff Kubly Ace HardwarePlay Date at Pilgrim Park with Mrs. Potter-Davis and baby Liam

Principal Potter-Davis

Handmade jewelry Kelly PankeDay at Hill Farms Pool with Mrs. McGrath Mrs. McGrathOne hour of soccer lessons-scrimmage Mr. Kornish$25 gift card CostcoBook of Lore American Players Theater25 minute massage (2) Elements Massage2 music CDs Ms. Chalone1 hour massage Massage Envy4 rounds of golf (18 holes) University Ridge Golf Course

*A big THANK YOU to ALL of these local businesses and Huegel Supporters who donated to our event.*

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SUMMER

Back by popular demand…

When? 6:30-8:00 PM every Tuesday night this summerWhere? Huegel PlaygroundWho? Huegel students, brothers, sisters, friends AND parentsWhy? To have fun and play with your friends from school

TUESDAY NIGHT RECESS

SUMMER READING

PROGRAMSBARNES AND NOBLEhttp://www.barnesandnoble.com/u/summer-reading/379003570/

SCHOLASTIChttp://www.scholastic.com/summer/

MADISON PUBLIC LIBRARYhttp://www.madisonpubliclibrary.org/kids/summer-reading-club

7JUNE 2015

TECH UPDATE: MMSD G1FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why do students need digital devices?Our students are preparing for a world that is globally connected through technology. Businesses and colleges require proficient use of digital skills as they look to hire employees or enroll students. We must prepare students for these transitions to college, career and community

Will students be able to take their devices home?K-1 will keep devices in the classroom. Students in grades 2-8 may have the opportunity to take devices home based on school/parent approval. This can extend the learning day and may help students practice skills and learn from each other outside of class.

Will students be taking their devices from class to class?Yes. Students will take their devices to each class when needed. Teachers will control the use of the devices in their classrooms.

How will devices be stored when students are not using them?Devices will be stored in designated classroom spaces, lockers, or in charging cart when not in use.

How do students charge their devices?Students will store and charge devices in the classroom cart overnight. If students take home devices, the device should be charged before school each day.

Will students be able to keep the same device from year to year?Students will not have the same device

year to year. Students will be required to return their devices at the end of the school year in the same condition as it was originally given to them. Students will be asked to remove any personal information or data before returning the device. Also, all labels, decals, and markings must be removed

Will the internet protection filters be used to keep kids safe?Yes. We take every measure to keep our students safe from harmful material on the internet. However, the filters are not perfect. Students will be encouraged to speak to an adult if inappropriate materials are found so the district can block the site.

Are there district expectations and guidelines for students and families?Yes. A Family Digital Device Guidelines document will be introduced at a school orientation in the fall of 2015-16. These guidelines outline the proper use and care, loss, damage, and theft of devices. Parents and students will sign the student agreement in acknowledgement of these guidelines.

What if a device is damaged?If the damage is accidental, our warranty will cover the repair. If the damage is intentional, the family/student will be responsible for the cost of repair/replacement.

Will headphones be provided for students?Headphones are provided for assessment in grades 3-8. Headphones/earbuds are added to the school supply list.

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$20,000Huegel is excited to announce that we are the lucky recipients of a $20,000 grant from the American Girl Fund for Children. We will be using these funds to help transform our

library space into a 21st Century learning space.

We are very much looking forward to unveiling

our new library in the fall!

$5,000Thank you Lowe’s Toolbox for Education!www.toolboxforeducation.com

Huegel is the recipient of a $5,000 grant to upgrade our garden and outdoor classroom! If you haven’t stopped by yet, check out our new raised beds (one for each grade level) and Aldo Leopold benches, funded by your donations and this grant. On May 1, we had a community work day with families and classes pitching in. Many kids had an opportunity to get their hands dirty.

This summer, we will do more work to make the outdoor area a comfortable and educational place, including putting in a shed, mulch, compost bins, and a variety of plants. Stay tuned to Facebook for opportunities to help out or email Garden Coordinator Amy Buscher at amyzbuscher@sbcglobal.net.

9JUNE 2015

PTO CORNER BY: JENNIFER SEEKER CONROY, PTO PRESIDENT

WELCOME TO THE PTO BOARD MEMBERS FOR 2015-2016!

President: Tony Parisi

President-Elect: Open

Secretary: Jenn Howlett

Treasurer: Janel Smith

Volunteer Coordinator: Stephanie Watrud

Fundraising Coordinator: Emily Hooverson

Marketing Coordinator/Newsletter Editor: Denise Henning-McGee

School District Liaison: Connie Phair

Dear Huegel Families,

What a great year it has been! We are coming to the last few days of school, and it is a great time to reflect on the year that was and look forward to the next school year, which will be here before we know it!

It has been great fun and an honor to be your PTO president this year. We had a lot of fun events from Movie Nights, to Fall Festival, and Spring Fling. We also had educational evenings covering the Tech Plan and assessments. We supported students through teacher requests, after-school club funding, field trip payments, and many other initiatives.

This year as a board we focused on a couple key efforts to improve our school. We approved funding for a new school sign that you should see in the next several months. We also worked on improving and expanding our garden and outdoor classroom.

Huegel has an exciting future ahead in 2015-2016 just in time for the school’s 50th birthday! There are exciting projects in the works through the passage of the school district referendum and a grant from American Girl to remake our library.

If you didn’t get as engaged as you would have liked to this year, make sure to dig in next year. We are truly the ones who own the future of our school and our community. Involved and energetic families will improve our school for our children and our children’s children!

Thank you for a great year! Have a wonderful summer, and here’s to a wonderful 2015-2016 school year!

--Jennifer Seeker Conroy

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I wanted to thank everyone for the hard work of fundraising and collecting of box tops. We were able to raise enough money to be able to hold events at little or no cost, support children for field trips, and other

FINANCIALS PTO

needs, along with purchasing some large items to better our school. Some of these items include: $6775.70 towards a sign out front that will keep families updated on upcoming events, support towards our Millennium soccer program, meals to show teachers how much we appreciate their time and hard work, and we have some other ideas in mind such as a 3D printer for the kids to expand their creativity in our library. Without your continued support we wouldn’t even be able to cover small items like headphones or treats during long tests, so thank you. Keep an eye out for all the changes we have in store for the library, garden and outside classroom due to grants and the approved referendum.

Thanks to all the Box Tops donated we were able to raise $950.00! The children have been able to receive a traveling trophy for their classroom during winning months along with a special earning of sundaes for one class one month. Mrs. Grindle’s class has won the overall year’s clippings of 1,220 Box Tops earning more books for their classroom. Way to go everyone who has helped by keeping an eye out and handed in those Box Tops! Keep up the good work collecting this summer.

Please save your BoxTops

over the summer. We will be

having a BoxTops Classroom

Competition again in

September!

The BoxTops can add up!

Huegel receives 10 cents for every BoxTop

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ABOUT THE SUMMER READING CLUB FOR KIDSEvery Hero Has a Story! Come to any Madison Public Library location or sign-up online starting June 1 to join the Summer Reading Club for Kids. Every book or hour read (or read to) counts. Earn great prizes, including free event tickets or free pizza, a super hero mask, a puzzle challenge sheet and a free book!

IMPORTANT DATESJune 1 : Summer Reading Club registration begins.June 15: Summer Reading Club prizes are available. August 31: Summer Reading Club ends. Prizes must be picked up by this day. HOW IT WORKSParticipating in the Summer Reading Club is easy! Just follow these simple steps:

1.) Beginning June 1, Sign up ONLINE or at your local Madison Public Library location. When you sign up, you will receive a reading record (online registrants can download and print the record directly after signing up).

2.) As you read throughout the summer, write down what you read in the record. Every hour or book you read (or are read to) counts.

3.) Once you reach 4 books or 4 hours, have a parent sign your reading record and bring it in to the library to receive your prize (prize pickup begins June 13). Everyone can earn 4 different prizes throughout the summer. And, once you’ve received the 4 prizes, you can continue reading to help the library earn money to support the Little Free Libraries around Madison.

PRIZESThis year, prizes can be earned in any order. Read for:• one free book• one super hero mask to decorate• one ticket to Olbrich Gardens’ Blooming Butterflies (July 15 -

August 9) OR one free coupon for a slice of Rocky Rococo’s pizza

• one challenge puzzle sheet and pencil

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SUMMER MUSICThe students at Huegel have been busy this year in music. But it doesn’t have to stop with the end of school! Here are some great things for the family this summer: FREE for the most!

See Miss Chalone perform with her Jazz Combo - Walking Shoes:June 21 for Make Music Madison as part of the Madison Womyn’s Music & Arts Festival at Evolution Arts Collective Warehourse 202 S. Dickinson

July 2nd, at the Bourbon Street Grill Rooftop 5:30 - 8:30 weather permitting Summer Music Venues in Madison, WI http://www.madisonwithkids.com/summer-music.html

Concerts on the Square - Begin last Wednesday in June through last Wednesday in July, 7 p.m. on the Capitol Square http://wcoconcerts.org/performances/concerts-on-the-square/Bring a blanket, pack a picnic supper (or buy it from a vendor around the square) Relax and enjoy the concert.

Jazz at Five - Wednesdays 5 and 6:30 p.m. Beginning mid-August through early September, Capitol square http://jazzatfive.org/

Early Music Festival - 2nd week of July http://continuingstudies.wisc.edu/conferences/madison-early-music-festival/

Opera in the Park, Saturday, July 25 (raindate July 26), 8 p.m., Garner Park (corner of Mineral Point Rd and Rosa Rd) http://www.madisonsymphony.org/opera

Olbrich Gardens sponsors summer concerts on Tuesday evenings at 7 p.m., Beginning of June through end of July Bring a blanket and a picnic supper. Suggested donation is $1. http://www.olbrich.org/events/concerts.cfm

Concerts on the Rooftop at Monona Terrace are on Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. through mid-July, and at 5:30 on Fridays beginning in August. FREE These also continue during the school year! http://www.mononaterrace.com/community/all-programs/cat egory/concerts_entertainment_events#concerts_on_the_rooftop

Dane Dances - Fridays, 5:30 p.m. Monona Terrace rooftophttp://www.mononaterrace.com/community/all-programs/category/concerts_entertainment_events#dane_dances

Capital City Band, Rennebohm Park, Thursdays, 7 PM

Concerts at McKee Park in Fitchburg, 4 weeks each summer, Mondays

Concerts at Harriet Park in Verona, Thursdays at 7

Summer Concerts at Warner Park, Madison, Mondays

Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival - August 14-15, Lake Farm Cty Park, FREE admission for children under 17. Adults cost $30 for the two-day festival.

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Check the local paper (rhythm section of the Capital Times) or the Isthmus for the live music venues every week. Free concerts, kids concerts, live jazz, country, or rock…Madison is the place to be for live music! Don’t forget the theatre!

Madison is home to several theatre troupes and boasts several playhouses from the Overture Center to the Brave Hearts Theatre to local communities ….the Madison area is sure to have a play or musical you will enjoy this summer!

Finally, for you web surfers out there. Check out the Huegel music website music links for updates on sites to keep you and your children busy this summer. Plus, all the links for summer music are on the website!!

https://huegelweb.madison.k12.wi.us/node/206

Wherever you surf…have a grand old time…and remember….music makes you happy!

STUDENT MUSIC ACTIVITIES/CAMPSFIRST ACT Children’s Theatre http://www.firstactchildrenstheatre.com/

MSCR has some great music classes for school aged children http://www.mscr.org/

Rhapsody Arts Center in Verona offers summer music camps and music lessonshttp://rhapsodyarts.org/

SUMMER KEYBOARD - Interested in working on your keyboard skills over the summer? Any beginning music book should work for students or surf the web for simple songs - or use your recorder music!!

Don’t have a piano or keyboard? Look at garage sales or second hand stores. Occasionally Shopko, Best Buy (etc..) will discount a discontinued model so keep your eye out. A good deal on a new keyboard would be under $100 (for this age). It should have FULL SIZE keys! If it doesn’t come with an outlet plug, you can usually find one that is compatible for about $15.

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2015 - 2016 School Year Calendar

AUGUST

2015

Elementary School Students – Enrollment Dates19 Students new to the district - 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.20 Returning Students – East and La Follette Attendance Areas 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 21 Returning Students – Memorial and West Attendance Areas 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Middle School Students – Enrollment Dates19 All Grades – 9:00-11:30 a.m.* and 3:30-6:30 p.m.20 All Grades – 9:00-11:30 a.m.* and 3:30-6:30 p.m. *Hamilton morning enrollment hours: 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.High School Students – Enrollment Dates (East, La Follette, Memorial and West)14 Students new to the district - 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:00-4:00 p.m.18 All Grades – 11:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.21 All Grades – 7:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Shabazz High School Students – Enrollment Dates19 All Grades – 2:00-6:00 p.m.26 Returning student scheduling: Grade 12 – 10:00 a.m.; Grade 11 – 10:45 a.m.; Grades 9 and 10 – 11:30 a.m.Innovative and Alternative Education – Enrollment Dates20 All Grades – WLC Westside, 2:00 -6:00 p.m.26 All Grades – Lapham, 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

25 All Staff – Report to Schools26, 27 Professional Development Days (mandatory for all teachers)28, 31 New Educators – Training

SEPTEMBER

2015

1 SCHOOLS OPEN – Grades K-5, Grade 6, and Grade 9 ONLY Middle School 6th grade students & High School 9th grade students attend Early Release for Elementary only (Gr. K-5) at 1:05 or 1:50 p.m. Beginning of 1st Quarter & 1st Semester

2 All Middle & High School students attend Early Release for Elementary only (Gr. K-5) at 1:05 or 1:50 p.m.

3 First day of school for 4K and Early Childhood7 No School – Labor Day14, 21, 28 Middle & High School Early Release 18 3rd Friday Official Membership Count Day

OCTOBER

2015

5, 12, 19, 26 Middle & High School Early Release 8 Parent/Teacher Evening Conferences – La Follette High School only 13 A Principal Experience

NOVEMBER

2015

2 Middle & High School Early Release (Except La Follette)3 End of 1st Quarter (45 days)4 Beginning of 2nd Quarter11 Parent/Teacher Evening Conferences – Middle Schools12 Parent/Teacher Evening Conferences –High Schools (Except La Follette)13 No School – Professional Development Day16 Early Release – La Follette High School only17 Parent/Teacher Conferences –Elementary Schools Early Release at 10:50 or 11:35 a.m.

Early Childhood and 4K – No classes18 Parent/Teacher Conferences–Middle School Early Release - 11:30 Wright; 11:40 All Other19 Parent/Teacher Conferences –High School Early Release (Except La Follette)25 No School – Teacher Comp Day 26, 27 No School – Thanksgiving Holiday30 Middle & High School Early Release

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DECEMBER

20157, 14 Middle & High School Early Release21 - Jan 1 No School -- Winter Break

JANUARY

2016

4 School Resumes - Middle & High School Early Release8 2nd Friday Official Membership Count11 Middle & High School Early Release18 No School – Martin Luther King Jr. Day26 End of 2nd Quarter and 1st Semester (90 days) – Grade Reporting

Early Childhood and 4K – No classesAll Schools – Early Release – Elementary at 10:50 or 11:35 a.m.; All middle schools (except Wright) at 11:40 a.m.; Wright at 11:30 a.m.; High schools – release time TBD

27 Beginning of 3rd Quarter & 2nd Semester29 Parent/Teacher Conferences – Middle Schools Only – No School

FEBRUARY

2016

1 Districtwide 4K Enrollment for 2016-2017 School Year, 2:00 – 6:00 p.m.Districtwide Enrollment for Kindergarten (5K) students new to the district for 2016-2017 School Year, 2:00 – 6:00 p.m.

5 No School – Professional Development Day8, 15, 22, 29 Middle & High School Early Release25 Parent/Teacher Evening Conferences - La Follette High School only

MARCH

2016

1 ACT Testing Grade 11 ONLY—No School for 9, 10 and 12 Grades7, 14 Middle & High School Early Release8 Parent/Teacher Conferences –Elementary Schools Early Release at 10:50 or 11:35 a.m.

Early Childhood and 4K – No classes21 – 28 No School – Spring Break29 School Resumes

APRIL

2016

4, 18, 25 Middle & High School Early Release 7 End of 3rd Quarter (45 days)8 Beginning of 4th Quarter15 No School – Professional Development Day22 K-5 Staff Development -- Early Release --Elementary at 10:50 or 11:35 a.m. Early Childhood and 4K - No classes

MAY

20162, 9, 16, 23 Middle & High School Early Release30 No School - Memorial Day

JUNE

2016

9 Early Childhood and 4K – Last day of school10 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL – Morning Early Release – Elem. 9:20 or 10:05 a.m.

All Middle Schools except Wright dismiss at 9:05; Wright dismissal at 9:45 a.m.; High school dismissal times vary - check individual school calendarsEnd of 4th Quarter & 2nd Semester (89 days)

10 Graduation: East High School and La Follette High School11 Graduation: Memorial High School and West High School20 First day of Summer School (Tentative)

JULY

2016 29 Last day of Summer School (Tentative)

SEPTEMBER

2016 1 SCHOOLS OPEN

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